Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-09-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Read Cunningham s money ad. 81
Mutton at the Central meat mar
ket.
Royal Arch Chapter tomorrow
night.
Considerable rye is being sown here
for winter pasture.
The band is practicing marching and
playing ON the street.
4 three days cattle sale, commence
log Sept. %, in this city. rs
The best 5 cent cigar in town in at
Pearson's City Drug Store. 8
The Grand has a new cook, the best
one the house has ever had.
We are convinced that Wheeler
means exactly what he says. IS
Ken. Mcpherson was down from sun
City Monday and Tuesday.
Exposition" Cent Cigar takes the
cake. For sale by Harrington. Is
A. NJ. IIouchin and wife returned
from Colorado Springs yesterday.
Bronson & IlOuchin have money at
low rates TO loan on improved farms.
Smoked meats, bologna sausage, and
every variety of fresh meats, ut L. T..
Mobiles. ~
FIVE persons were baptized by i'm
mers last Sabbath afternoon by Rev.
II. Sanderson.
Mrs. Frank Rigg and boys returned
last Thursday from their summers Wis
it to Indiana.
Wayne Mckinney and wife returned
from Lamar last Friday. lie will re-
main here awhile.
Go to Rigg Il Johnston when you
want anything in the furniture and
undertaking line. IA
Rev. Sanderson organized n class of
fifteen members last Friday at College
Hill school house.
Another light rain fell last Saturday
morning. 1t was not needed, but will
be help to the late turnips.
Editor Burleigh, of Hazelton, called
on us Saturday. lie came tn attend the
nominating convention of his party.
Ladies, we still have some of the J..
TT. Cousins Fine shoes IN stock at
reduced prices. Call before they are
all gone. b. X. Harrington. IS
We acknowledge the receipt of a
complementary season ticket to the
Pratt county fair. to occur at Pratt
Centre, October IL, IL and 10. 1887.
1t Is understood that ii. NJ. Ingra-
ham has disposed OF his interest in the
Sun CITY Bank to T. l.. Lindley. Ken
meth Mcpherson will likely remain
there.
The Lake City school house has not
pieces. by the cyclone, three months
ago. The upper story was entirely de-
molished.
LOsT-In the rear Of Standiford, You
mans ~ Eldred's, red leather memo
randa book, containing papers of val
ne only to the owner. Return to j. b.
EBY and be suitably rewarded,
Our general stock Of dry goods and
groceries is fresh and complete. We
assure you courteous treatment, and
the best goods for the money. Standi-
ford, Youmans s. Eldred. 10
The Willing Workers, of the Chris
tlan church, will meet with Mrs. Drys-
dale, Wednesday afternoon, September
2lst. All members are requested TO be
present. Mrs. Waldron Chase, Sec'ty.
\. L. stone was removing n cover
from gasoline tank, Monday, when
the wind blew II against his face With
such force that his nose was badly cut,
necessitating the surgical care Of DIR.
Davis.
George Southworth traded his buggy,
harness and trotting horse, last week,
20 D. Rogers, the consideration being
$500. In the trade Mr.. Southworth got
the Main street lot now occupied by
Taliaferro a DeLisle, but he gave con-
siderable boot.
Public school opened here Monday,
with 30 pupils In attendance. Prof.
Beeson is assisted by Mrs. DeLisle,
Miss Burgess, Miss Jessie O'Bryan and
Miss Pursell, the latter occupying the
McCandless building, one door east Of
the INDEX Office.
IL Is suggested that the business men
Of this city could well afford to give the
members of the Barber County Teach
er's Association a free dinner on the
occasion OF the first meeting to be held
In this city on Saturday, cath inst. The
teachers would esteem the compil-
mont and the cost to the business men
would be but tribe. Think Of this.